Bagmati Community Campus offers the +2 Humanities under the NEB framework. The stream suits students interested in languages, social sciences, culture, and community studies. The campus serves learners from Shantinagar and nearby areas who plan to continue with BA or related fields.

Two-year NEB stream in languages and social sciences.
Reading, writing, and analysis at the center of the course.
Library support for essays, reports, and project work.
ECA options in debate, literature, and cultural events.
The NEB Humanities curriculum includes Compulsory English and Nepali with electives such as Sociology, Population Studies, History, and optional languages, as offered. Written assignments and presentations build argumentation and source use. Internal tests measure ongoing progress, while NEB board exams complete each grade. Students receive feedback to improve structure, evidence use, and clarity.
Build a habit of careful reading and clear writing.
Introduce social theory and community issues in simple terms.
Improve research basics such as referencing and source notes.
Encourage civic sense and local engagement.
Graduates can enter BA and related undergraduate programs in sociology, languages, and development studies. The stream suits roles in community projects, media support, and social documentation at entry level where permitted.
Write short essays and reports with clear structure.
Present ideas and respond to questions from peers.
Read data tables and basic charts in social subjects.
Show awareness of local issues and civic duties.
Essay writing and editing
Presentation and public speaking
Basic research notes and referencing
Media literacy and source evaluation
Classroom sessions focus on reading circles, guided writing, peer review, and teacher feedback. Debates and cultural programs provide practice in expression and respectful dialogue. Periodic tests and project work support steady progress.
NEB criteria after SEE or equivalent.
Application with transcripts/mark sheets, ID/citizenship (as applicable), and photographs.
Intake notices and seat information are posted at the campus office.
Pathway to BA and social science degrees
Entry roles in community initiatives and local media support
Foundation for civil service preparation in the long term
Campus policy covers merit and need categories. Students should review deadlines and required documents at the office.
Humanities focus for students who enjoy reading and writing
NEB structure with feedback and library support
Community campus setting with accessible fees
Strong base for BA and social sector pathways
The +2 Humanities stream gives you language strength, social awareness, and study habits that support BA and community-focused careers.